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ARTY'S FRIDAY FOOD BAG PROGRAM
Centennial Lutheran ChurchJan 06, 2019 – Mar 15, 2019 10:00 AM
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LIBBY BORTZ CENTER - ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
Libby Bortz Assisted Living CenterFeb 25, 2019
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM -
TopGolf Rotary Social Event
TopGolfMar 03, 2019
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM -
PROJECT C.U.R.E. SORTING NIGHT
Project CUREMar 11, 2019
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM -
NETWORKING HAPPY HOUR - by Littleton Rotary
Carboy WineryMar 13, 2019
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM -
Rotary Women's Book Club
B Bianchi's homeMar 15, 2019
1:30 PM – 9:00 PM -
LITTLETON ROTARY FOUNDATION CELEBRATION DINNER
Pinehurst Country ClubMar 19, 2019
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM -
ATRY'S FRIDAY FOOD BAG PROGRAM
Centennial Lutheran ChurchMar 22, 2019 – May 24, 2019
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LIBBY BORTZ CENTER - ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
Libby Bortz Assisted Living CenterMar 25, 2019
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM -
PROJECT C.U.R.E. SORTING NIGHT
Project CUREApr 08, 2019
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM -
NETWORKING HAPPY HOUR - by Littleton Rotary
Carboy WineryApr 10, 2019
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM -
Littleton Rotary DINNER PARTY
Apr 13, 2019
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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Littleton Rotary has a long history of sponsoring high school students who wish to take part in Rotary’s Youth Exchange Program. This exceptional program opens the door to students who want to experience an academic year of study abroad. Likewise, Rotary Clubs welcome inbound students from around the world and arrange host families for them.

High school students from the greater Littleton area are encouraged to consider the Rotary Youth Exchange Program as an exciting opportunity to broaden their understanding of the world and experience a different culture. For more information, check out the Rocky Mountain Youth Exchange website.

L-R: Erica Shields, Dean Brown, Michelle Mallin
Club Member, Erica Shields is a member of the Board of Directors of The Honor Bell Foundation. She recently helped arrange a special presentation to the Rotary Club of Littleton of the history of Honor Bell by the Foundation's Executive Director, Michelle Mallin.
Rotary International has a High School Youth Exchange Program that sponsors high school juniors and seniors to study abroad for one school year. The 61 Rotary Clubs in Colorado’s Rotary District 5450 (north-central Colorado) sponsored 17 inbound students from around the world this school year and are hosted by Rotary families as well as others in their respective communities.
As part of their introduction to Colorado and its amazing outdoor wonders, the students are offed an opportunity hike to a peak along the Continental Divide.
In early August, Rotarians from Littleton and Summit County joined forces with Friends of the Dillon Ranger District and community volunteers to restore the stairway leading to the overlook at the top of Loveland Pass. The stairway project is part of a greater effort to enhance the visitor experience to Loveland Pass and the adjacent trails leading to significant mountains on both sides of the Pass. A Rotary Trail Steward program was initiated so that visitors to Loveland Pass may have someone there to answer questions, provide trail maps, offer ice water to cyclists and other visitors, and take family pictures. Rotarians volunteer as Trail Stewards on select days throughout the travel season.
The Best Time to Plant a Tree is Twenty Years Ago. The Next Best Time to Plant A Tree is Today.
Chinese Proverb

85 Tomorrows Are Planted by Littleton Rotarians with a Little Help from Their Friends to Celebrate Earth Day
Beginning Sunday with 12 Crabapple Trees, continuing with 22 “Big” trees on Sterne Parkway near Littles Creek Park and wrapping up with 51 trees of 16 varieties on the Campus of Options Middle School and Secondary Program, one tree for each Rotarian is now Rooted in Littleton.

Student volunteers at Arty's Friday Food Bag storage facility with program member, Bobbie McCombs
During a PTO meeting back in 2012 at Centennial Academy of Fine Arts Education (formerly known as Centennial Elementary), concern was raised about the growing number of students whose only regular meals were those lunches provided by the school. Many of those students had very little food over the weekends and started the school week famished.
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On the second Monday of each month, Littleton Rotary members volunteer at Project C.U.R.E. headquarters sorting donated new and surplus medical items. Those items are then boxed, palletised, and readied for shipment to clinics and hospitals in some of the world’s most critical areas. Teams of highly trained Project C.U.R.E. specialists travel to areas of need and do on-site evaluations. Once the evaluation of needs are completed, Project C.U.R.E. works to prepare the shipment and secures funding for transport.
Littleton Rotary spearheaded the fundraising effort that ultimately lead to the purchase of Project C.U.R.E’s. world headquarters located in Centennial, CO.
JON PROCTOR
Mar 05, 2019
COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING ON THE SOUTHEASTERN FRONT IN THAILAND AND MYANMAR
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